Form Lighting Headlight Install

[Maverick_Dad]

Got my Form Lighting headlights delivered last week and just got them installed. A huge upgrade in the overall looks of the truck for sure. I also made a video of my install.

INSTALL VIDEO:

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[Cancunbadlands]

You said it!
A huge upgrade!
That's for sure. I'm loving it but money is tight right now to get rid of +1000 usd

 

[The Cyber Orange Guy.]

Got my Form Lighting headlights delivered last week and just got them installed. A huge upgrade in the overall looks of the truck for sure. I also made a YOUTUBE video of my install.

Hello sexy.

 

[Respawnop]

Great video! I'm envious of your wheel and tire setup. Form head and tail lights are my next upgrade for my XLT, but wheels and tires won't be far after.

 

[Reece @ DI]

Got my Form Lighting headlights delivered last week and just got them installed. A huge upgrade in the overall looks of the truck for sure. I also made a YOUTUBE video of my install.

Love the video and the lights, thanks for sharing!

 

[bajesus8]

ugh i ordered mine back in mid february, shows mine isnt expected to ship until mid-JUNE!!!

 

[Bob The Builder]

Very nice but too much for me having to remove the bumper and all. Jeez, I could pull my headlight housings out on my Ford Ranger in 30 seconds with no tools.

I wish vehicles were not so hard to work on these days.

 

[Itsdavebr0]

Lighting output worth the investment?

I’m on the fence about them, and will probably order a new grille and some fogs and indtall everything at the same time.

 

[Tbone289]

Very nice but too much for me having to remove the bumper and all. Jeez, I could pull my headlight housings out on my Ford Ranger in 30 seconds with no tools.

I wish vehicles were not so hard to work on these days.

When you have halogen or sealed-beam headlights that have to be replaced every 5-6 years, it's a necessity to be able to pull them out easily. When you have LED headlights that will likely require no maintenance for the life of the vehicle, not so much.

 

[Maverick_Dad]

Great video! I'm envious of your wheel and tire setup. Form head and tail lights are my next upgrade for my XLT, but wheels and tires won't be far after.

Both make a huge difference in how the truck looks.

 

[Maverick_Dad]

Very nice but too much for me having to remove the bumper and all. Jeez, I could pull my headlight housings out on my Ford Ranger in 30 seconds with no tools.

I wish vehicles were not so hard to work on these days.

It's really not that difficult at all, just a little time consuming getting all the push pins and bolts out.

 

[Darthie]

Anyone interested in starting a go fund me for lil ole Darthie?

 

[Maverick_Dad]

Anyone interested in starting a go fund me for lil ole Darthie?

I can get you free shipping, I hope this helps

 

[Bob The Builder]

When you have halogen or sealed-beam headlights that have to be replaced every 5-6 years, it's a necessity to be able to pull them out easily. When you have LED headlights that will likely require no maintenance for the life of the vehicle, not so much.

I replaced my halogens because of sandblasting from 30K Interstate miles a year. The winters were brutal on the front of my truck. My Maverick would suffer the same fate I would fear if not for the fact I am now retired and only drive 3.5K per year. They both have polycarbonate housings.

It wasn't until I retired that I retrofitted HID projectors in them. Wasn't worth it until then.

I will never apologize for being a partial Luddite. I like things as simple as possible.

 

[Automan21]

When you have halogen or sealed-beam headlights that have to be replaced every 5-6 years, it's a necessity to be able to pull them out easily. When you have LED headlights that will likely require no maintenance for the life of the vehicle, not so much.

But when that led strip or chips go you would have to change the whole housing.
I do love my LEDs though.

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